Pahalgam terror attack reaction: There has been a war between Pakistan players over the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Kashmir. Former Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi raised many questions about the Pahalgam terror attack. Along with this, Afridi also demanded evidence from India against Pakistan. Now a player from Pakistan has given a befitting reply to these controversial statements of Shahid Afridi.

Danish Kaneria’s befitting reply

Danish Kaneria has shared a post from his X account on Monday, April 28, regarding Shahid Afridi. In this, he has written that Shahid Afridi has constantly associated himself with extremist ideas. In my opinion, they should not be given a platform within Indian television or country. Danish Kaneria further wrote that Afridi tried to convince me to adopt Islam and refused to eat with me for this. Danish Kaneria said that he found this thing very derogatory about Afridi.

He has consistently aligned Himself with extramist views. In My Opinion, He Should Not Be Given a Platform on Indian Television or Within the Country. Additionally, he tried to persuade me to convert to islam and declined to share a meal with me, which I found deeply… https://t.co/garytnx1x4

– Danish Kaneeria (@Danishkaneria61) April 28, 2025

Danish Kaneria fired questions on Pakistani government

Danish Kaneria had strongly condemned the incident immediately after the Pahalgam attack and said about Pakistan that these people should be ashamed. Danish Kaneria wrote in his social media post that if Pakistan has no role in the Pahalgam terror attack, then why has Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif not condemned this attack yet? Why is Pakistan’s army suddenly on high alert? Because these people know the truth from inside. Kaneria further wrote that Pakistan is giving shelter and nutrition to terrorists. These people should be ashamed of this.

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Danish kneria on pahalgam terror attack: There is an atmosphere of resentment in the whole country after the Pahalgam terror attack. The terrorist attack took place on Tuesday, April 22 in Basaron, Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, in which 26 innocent people died. From then on, not only the country, but many types of response are coming out from every corner of the world. The Government of India has also taken a tough stand against the neighboring country Pakistan after this attack and has taken many major decisions like closing the Indus Water Agreement. At the same time, a former Pakistani cricketer also put a class on this issue of the minister of his own country.

What did the Pakistani minister say?

After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, a response from Pakistan also came to light. Pakistan’s Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has given a controversial statement about this attack. The Pakistani deputy PM has described the terrorists who attacked in Pahalgam as Freedom Fighter. Former Pakistani cricketer Danish Kaneria has given a befitting reply to this statement of Ishaq Dar.

Danish Kaneria put up Pakistani deputy PM class

Former Pakistani Hindu cricketer Danish Kaneria expressed displeasure against the statement of Pakistani deputy PM by sharing a post on his social media account X. Danish Kaneria wrote on X that when the Deputy Prime Minister of Pakistan calls terrorists a ‘freedom fighter’, it is not only derogatory, but it shows that Pakistan fully supports terrorism.

When the Deputy Prime Minister of Pakistan Calls Terrorists “Freedom Fighters,” IT’s Not just a disgrace-it’s an open admission of state of sponsored term. pic.twitter.com/QLS1UDZQ20

– Danish Kaneeria (@Danishkaneria61) April 24, 2025

Danish Kaneria had earlier condemned the attack in Pahalgam on 22 April. Danish is very active on social media and also answers questions related to his. A user from Danish said that you live in Pakistan and speak against Pakistan, you should be ashamed of it. Responding to this, I said that I do not speak against Pakistan or the people here. The people of Pakistan are facing the most terrorism. Here a government needs a government who works for peace.

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Pahalgam terror attack: Former spinner Danish Kaneria has accused Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif of ‘sheltering and raising terrorists’ and appreciated Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for giving a strong message against terrorism. 44 -year -old Kaneria living in Britain said in a post on ‘X’ that Sharif has kept silence on the attack which is a sign of Pakistan’s role.

Sharif may not have made any comment on this incident personally, but Pakistan’s Foreign Office has expressed concern over the loss of life and property.

Kaneria, who has allegedly suffered a ban for spot fixing in English county cricket, wrote, “If there is no role in Pakistan’s Pahalgam terror attack, then why has Prime Minister Shahbaz not condemned it yet?” Why is your army suddenly on high alert? Because from inside you know the truth – you are giving shelter and nutrition to the terrorists. be ashamed of.”

After the Pulwama attack in 2019, terrorists killed 26 people in Pahalgam on Tuesday in the most deadly attack in the valley, most of which were tourists. The ‘The Resistance Front’ (TRF), associated with the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET), Pakistan, took responsibility.

Only the second Hindu cricketer Kaneria, who played for Pakistan in another post, praised Indian Prime Minister Modi for giving a strong message against the attack on Thursday.

In a speech in English, Modi vowed to ‘identify every terrorist and its supporters, find and punish them’. He also said that India will ‘chase the attackers’ to every corner of the earth’ and terrorism will never break the spirit of the country.

Kaneria posted, “I appreciate Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he opted to speak in English during the rally to ensure that the world could clearly listen to his warning.” It is expected that like Gaza, it is the beginning of the end of terrorism in South Asia. ”